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a deadly game of hide and seek in the kharkiv countryside. 0k, iwill go.l go there, behind the fence, yeah? 0k? we're following a ukrainian territorial defence unit — all volunteers. distant explosion. sit down. every second out in the open risks targeting from russians who are less than half a kilometre away. the men you see are from kharkiv. they're fighting for ukraine, but they're also fighting for their city, and it's a close—quarters battle. but every inch of ground they gain here, every other mile gives their city respite from the russian guns that you can hear. distant explosion. we're now in the third month of this war. who's winning? we are winning, of course. ukraine is winning. every day that our guys do in mariupol, every day that our guys are doing momma— that they commit, you know, all these are small wins in a big war. through fields and villages, they gain ground. from here, russia attacked kharkiv dozens of times daily. now, only a handful of shells make it to the city. but there's still a danger in the village. a shell whizzes just overh

a deadly game of hide and seek in the kharkiv countryside. 0k, iwill go.go there, behind the fence, yeah? 0k? we're following a ukrainian territorial defence unit — all volunteers. explosion. sit down. every second out in the open risks targeting from russians who are less than half a kilometre away. the men you see are from kharkiv. they're fighting for ukraine, but they're also fighting for their city, and it's a close—quarters battle. but every inch of ground they gain here, every other mile gives their city respite from the russian guns that you can hear. distant explosion. we're now in the third month of this war. who's winning? we are winning, of course. ukraine is are winning. every day that our guys do in mariupol, every day that our guys are doing brave acts that they commit, you know, all these are small wins in the big war. through fields and villages, they gain ground. from here, russia attacked kharkiv dozens of times daily. now, only a handful of shells make it to the city. but there's still a danger in the village. a shell whizzes just overh

iwill at the front pages coming up at 11:30pm. i will see you both there.world. hello, there. on saturday, the lion's share of the sunshine and warmth was found across the south and the west of the uk, temperatures were above 20 degrees in a few places and at newquay in cornwall, beautiful blue skies overhead. further north and east, there was a bit more cloud and it did feel quite a lot cooler, and as we move through sunday, with high pressure to the north—west of us, and low pressure to the north—east, that will be driving quite a brisk northerly wind, and that will bring a rather cool feel for many. temperatures will feel a little disappointing for the time of year so generally speaking it will be rather cool through sunday, particularly where we have areas of cloud and some showers, which could be heavy and thundery. equally, there will be some spells of sunshine in between, but we will see showers from the word go across parts of wales, the midlands, some north sea coasts as well, showers drifting towards the south—west of england where they will turn

a deadly game of hide and seek in the kharkiv countryside. 0k, iwill go. will go there, behind the fence, yeah? ok? we're following a ukrainian territorial defence unit — all volunteers. distant explosion. sit down. every second out in the open risks targeting from russians who are less than half a kilometre away. the men you see are from kharkiv. they're fighting for ukraine, but they're also fighting for their city, and it's a close—quarters battle. but every inch of ground they gain here, every other mile gives their city respite from the russian guns that you can hear. distant explosion. we're now in the third month of this war. who's winning? we are winning, of course. ukraine is winning. every day that our guys do in mariupol, every day that our guys are doing momma— that they commit, you know, all these are small wins in a big war. through fields and villages, they gain ground. from here, russia attacked kharkiv dozens of times daily. now, only a handful of shells make it to the city. but there's still a danger in the village. a shell whizzes just o

iwill- is a turning point. how| exciting. i will certainly is a turning point. how - exciting. the asian markets are faring today: quite a choppy week for trade. the big tech sell—off and also we have seen that in riskier assets. some recovery in the asia market. we are seeing some rises in brent crude and it looks like it has been stabilising at that price. this is how the us market closed. some stabilisation, very little movement between them. you can reach me you can reach me on you can reach me on twitter and you can meet all of the team as well. and before i go, he's probably wondering what i am doing. my reducer, that evidence, it is his birthday tomorrow and i want to say a very happy birthday. ——he is my producer, matt evans. he does a wonderfuljob and he has been doing it for many years. if you like what you see here, it is a result not of me but of mad. we can we count we have been doing it very long time. thank you for your hard work and a happy birthday. a quick reminder of our top story, day 79 of the water in your claim and the un's human rights council is orderin

if he does or she does something right, iwill say it, too. think a lot of things have been done wrong by this administration. but now, i think i see much better approach. and hopefully it will also be actually notjust words but actions. so, i think that words now much better, you know. action seems much better, but remains to be seen. you have a pretty unique perspective on this ukraine war because you are the only member of congress who was actually born in ukraine, albeit when ukraine was part of the soviet union. do you think that gives you a special, a different perspective on what is happening? for sure — you know, any experience in life, you know, on—the—ground experience, puts you much more better understanding of issues. so, i grew up... i mean, half of my life i spent back in soviet union, ukraine, and half of my life, roughly, here in the western world. and, you know, it was very challenging time. i grew up when it was soviet union and it was interesting for me to see. i was surprised, you know, to tell you the truth, when i became

iwill give you an example. —— deployed.vated vaccines that were extremely useful in the beginning, especially against the earlier variance and severe disease, but since then, there have been variance for which you would require additional doses and perhaps different kinds of vaccines. so, there are two applications pending in china for nrma vaccines and i think china should focus on acquiring the technology but also producing mrna vaccines for boosters or reconsidering the schedules in line with the variance they are facing. the other thing is they have a sub optimal immunisation rates in some of the highest risk populations in china, so they need to be a major focus. populations in china, so they need to be a majorfocus. and then coming back to the... sorry — dust on that point. that seems an extraordinary, an anomaly, really, within china that that is allowed to happen because if they want to impose certain restrictions as they have done with isolating people and locking down, why can't they impose the insistence that the

however, iwill continue to have discussions with her, in terms of what's both —— what personal safetyed _ means at school flower. we heard from ted cruz, texas senator of angler, it is down to law enforcement, it is down to law enforcement, it is down to the fbis of this world, to the police, to target the people who do this sort of thing. how do they feel about moments like this? you know, that is very _ moments like this? you know, that is very unfair _ moments like this? you know, that is very unfair to _ moments like this? you know, that is very unfair to place - that is very unfair to place that is very unfair to place that blamed... that is very unfair to place that blamed. . ._ that is very unfair to place that blamed... i'm not sure if he was blaming _ that blamed... i'm not sure if he was blaming or— that blamed... i'm not sure if he was blaming orjust - that blamed... i'm not sure if he was blaming orjust saying the resource needs to be there. i get what you're saying, i think it is, with law enforcement, i think the problem becomes there are so many people and so many guns,

iwill investigate exactly what has happened here. the foreign secretary to reach out to her french counterpart and we need a full investigation because this should never happen again, what we experienced yesterday. what should never happen again, what we experienced yesterday.— experienced yesterday. what about the argument _ experienced yesterday. what about the argument from _ experienced yesterday. what about the argument from the _ experienced yesterday. what about the argument from the authorities, j the argument from the authorities, presumably, that there were fans or people trying to get over gates and they had to therefore respond and thatis they had to therefore respond and that is why pepper spray and tear gas had to be used? i. .. that is why pepper spray and tear gas had to be used? i... speaking from personal— gas had to be used? i... speaking from personal experience, - gas had to be used? i... speaking from personal experience, i - gas had to be used? i... speaking from personal experience, i have| from personal exper

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iwill ask good morning.ls who have spoken out and _ many women and girls who have spoken out and so _ many women and girls who have spoken out and so bravely shared their stories. — out and so bravely shared their stories, but the system change, the institutional changes that we need to stop _ institutional changes that we need to stop these things from happening to stop these things from happening to another_ to stop these things from happening to another generation of girls have not followed.— not followed. when you say the conversation _ not followed. when you say the conversation has _ not followed. when you say the conversation has changed, - not followed. when you say the conversation has changed, it i not followed. when you say the conversation has changed, it is| not followed. when you say the i conversation has changed, it is not a tangible thing? it's about what people are saying about it, rather than what they are doing? yes. people are saying about it, rather than what they are doing?- than what

are you over the disappointment no, iwill yes.er the disappointment no, i will never get over— yes. are you over the disappointment no, i will never get over it. _ no, i will never get over it. rangers are going to win the cup. what _ rangers are going to win the cup. what bothers gorby?_ rangers are going to win the cup. what bothers gorby?12-o. for what bothers gorby? 12-0. for hearts, winning _ what bothers gorby? 12-0. for hearts, winning the _ what bothers gorby? 12-0. for hearts, winning the scottish i what bothers gorby? 12—0. for hearts, winning the scottish cup would be in an impressive end to the first season back in the top flight. i hope and pray theyjust take the match. ! i hope and pray they 'ust take the match. ~ , �* , match. i think they will. as the smoke cleared, _ match. i think they will. as the smoke cleared, the _ match. i think they will. as the smoke cleared, the teams - match. i think they will. as the - smoke cleared, the teams emerged. would rangers be heavy legged? would hearts take advantage? they cam

phil, iwill give ou an see leadership on. phil, iwill give you an opportunity _ see leadership on.nly poll that counts is on thursday when people cast their votes. that is what will determine the future for northern ireland. what i heard on the doors during the last few weeks is people sick and tired with the politics of division and deadlock. people seek an election to an assembly and then say they potentially won't go to work, we need an assembly that will deliver for people of northern ireland. the health service, we need to rebuild the health service, cost of living crisis, shared education, shared housing, those are priorities for northern ireland and that is what people have spoken to us about and that is what we want to deliver. 0n and that is what we want to deliver. on that unity question? 0n the border poll? it on that unity question? on the border poll?— border poll? it is not about the border poll? it is not about the border poll. — border poll? it is not about the border poll, the _ border poll? it is not about the border poll, the election - border poll? it is not abo

as long as they continue to act in the irresponsible way they've been acting, iwill not be able to comet. it will not be business as usual. nick: increasingly moscow is saying that because of more heavy u.s. weapons coming to ukraine, that this is more of a proxy fight between russia and the u.s. is it? >> no, it is a fight between russia, who attacked ukraine, and ukraine. we are helping ukraine, but it's ukraine's fight, and ukraine's fighting it very well. nick: if russia considers this a proxy fight as it is publicly saying, are you worried about escalation, because moscow has said it would rather escalate than lose? amb. kvien: president putin likes to throw out a lot of bluster and a lot of threats. and we can't choose our policy or decide our policy based on his threats. we have to base it on what the situation is and our commitment to help ukraine win this fight. nick: that sounds like no matter what kind of threats come out of moscow, the u.s. will stay the course. amb. kvien: yes. nick: this is your first visit to lviv in two months. some of your european counterparts have alr

yes, we can look that far ahead and iwill. 0f yes, we can look that far ahead and i will. of course aeen heavy and thundery across parts of eastern england especially, but many places so showers, very few stay dry, and actual lows will continue in places tonight, some heavy ones developing across the south—east corner, some clear spells as well, and temperatures in parts of eastern scotland to get close to freezing, may be down to one or two in some places, so a cool start to tuesday morning. the reason for all of the showers is low pressure, but you can see, not many white lines at all on this chart, but many isobars, meaning winds will be relatively light, we will see showers rotating around that area of low pressure. tomorrow another sunshine and showers day and we could well see a band of some more persistent rain across parts of northern ireland. again some of the showers heavy and thundery but for parts of wales in the south—west, by the afternoon, it looks likely there will be fewer showers, more dry weather and sunshine, and as a consequence the highest temperatures 17 for car

, iwill go to the west — said, look, the newsdesk, iwill go to the west of ukraine away from the fightingas able to— detachment. i was found at —— i find i was able to do that in the refugee situation, _ i was able to do that in the refugee situation, which i wouldn't have been _ situation, which i wouldn't have been able — situation, which i wouldn't have been able to do if i was under shell fire or— been able to do if i was under shell fire or sniperfire. i been able to do if i was under shell fire or sniper fire. i would look back— fire or sniper fire. i would look back to — fire or sniper fire. i would look back to that awful, that flinching, that sense — back to that awful, that flinching, that sense of dread that at any minute — that sense of dread that at any minute my life couldn't. i cannot live with — minute my life couldn't. i cannot live with that any more. it is minute my life couldn't. i cannot live with that any more.- live with that any more. it is so lovel to live with that any more. it is so lovely to talk _ live with that any more. it is so lovely to talk to _ live with

. >> iwill not give up my day job .>> it bears repeating that your strong bipartisan work to achieve the first time and i think two decades reauthorization at the state department is well worth celebrating and i want you to hear appreciation for how hard you and your staff have worked. i hope to contribute to it in a few small ways and ilike to review briefly mister deputy secretary . first i introduced a bill with senator graham back in december called democracy in the 21st-century . it recognizes in the digital age we may need to modernize some of the tools we find for defending democracy that would establish funds with flexible terms and resources for confronting emerging challenges to democracy through the state department, usaid and national endowment for democracy ocwith a particular focus on election integrity, emerging technology and combating controversy u. i think that would be helpful for this committee to pass that legislation inadvance of the presidents summit for democracy at the end of this year . >> without having read it i want to give you a full throated endorsement

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rita, iwill see ou westminster is correct. rita, iwill see you in — westminster is correct.ring the day. very few and far between. it will feel warm in the sunny spells, caller with an onshore breeze around north—eastern coasts before temperatures recover here on sunday. high—pressure keeping most places settle, but whether funds high—pressure keeping most places settle, but whetherfunds make high—pressure keeping most places settle, but whether funds make some progress towards scotland and northern ireland for once again, and it means cloudy skies occasionally, a chance of seeing a little rain on sunday. it doesn't look like anything more than that. it will still feel pleasantly warm where you get to see sunny spells. on monday, greater chance of some wetter weather again in scotland and northern ireland as with the area of low pressure put on a more active with a front in here they strengthening breeze. breezy through wales and england as well. good morning, welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and victoria derbyshire. our headlines today. local election results coming

he replied, iwill do not walking around waving bottles of wine, etc. he replied, i will do my best.e concerns, too. an e—mail saying 200 odd person invitation for drinks in the garden of number ten is somewhat of a commons risk in the current environment. in the end 30 or a0 people attended to and including borisjohnson and in time it would be a comms risk. then there was this event and the prime minister's birthday for what she has now been fined and also details a party is the prime minister didn't attend. onejune 2020, the then head of ethics and the cabinet office brought a karaoke machine. she has since been fine. sue gray tells us the event lasted for a number of hours. there was excessive alcohol consumption by some individuals. one individual sick. there was a minor altercation between two other individuals. responding to the report borisjohnson says he did not know the extent of what was happening. been as surprised and disappointed as anyone else in this house as the revelations have unfolded. numberten house as the revelations have unfolded. number ten staff are so questi

i— for the president of the united states, i will leave for the president of the united states, iwill what the united states government can or will do. _ the united states government can or will do. but — the united states government can or will do, but from my sources, i hear they are _ will do, but from my sources, i hear they are considering additional sanctions against the government. we seem to sanctions against the government. seem to have sanctions against the government. 9 seem to have been following the story of what's happening and mariupol daily. all of its glory and appalling details. i'm just struck by how muted the institutions are —— 9°l’y by how muted the institutions are —— gory details. t by how muted the institutions are -- gory details-— gory details. i think that applies across the _ gory details. i think that applies across the board. _ gory details. i think that applies across the board. it's _ gory details. i think that applies across the board. it's not - gory details. i think that applies across the board. it's notjust i gory details. i think that applies acr

iwill be speaking to michael in a moment, but we need to talk about the sport.hey are the reigning olympic champions, the reigning european champions and the reigning european champions and the reigning european champions and the reigning world champions. i was trying to think of a way of what a horse has to be like if it is going to be a top event horse. if you think of and equestrian version of tyson fury, tiger woods, usain bolt? it is that weird concoction of strength that makes a top event horse. what makes a top event rider? i have one here, ross kantor is the reigning individual world champion. she is not too bad and she has two horses in the top ten at badminton. you are not that far off the leader, one showjump and a time fault away from doing that and you have never won this before, this great title, what do you have to do today? i think it is about trying to stay in my box today. i have got to stick to my box today. i have got to stick to my system and lead the fences up. what everybody does is out of my control. i will stay focused on my job and hope

if anyone with like to trade with me, iwill— your swaps?oway, so a rash of showers pushing their way north through the day. quite cloudy conditions, some areas of sunshine, especially in the north of sunshine. return to sunny skies for much of england and wales. it will feel warm and humid, 22 or23 england and wales. it will feel warm and humid, 22 or 23 degrees. colder under the cloud, especially with the breeze from the north sea like newcastle. the first area of showers cleared from the north but then more coming from the south. showers and thunderstorms putting into central wales, northern ireland, by the early hours of monday. if you hope to catch the lunar eclipse, you will see it in the north of scotland and the far south—west of england. cloudy skies for the rest. through the day tomorrow, here is front moving north. slow—moving rain through northern ireland and northern england and wales. heading into central scotland during the afternoon. also the odd rumble of thunder as well. further south, a return to sunnier skies, one or two

everything we have done and reflect — in everything we have done and reflect and i will think about what iwilll, before we hand over to the next city. _ next city. well, before we hand over to the next city, coventry _ next city. well, before we hand over to the next city, coventry has - to the next city, coventry has certainly enjoyed hosting city of culture and what an incredible year it has been. it culture and what an incredible year it has been-— it has been. it has gone fast. more than a year — it has been. it has gone fast. more than a year since _ it has been. it has gone fast. more than a year since we _ it has been. it has gone fast. more than a year since we were - it has been. it has gone fast. more than a year since we were talking l than a year since we were talking about the announcement. fantastic. tributes have been paid to the actor ray liotta, who has died aged 67. the hollywood star was best known for his role as gangster henry hill in martin scorsese's goodfellas. he passed away in his sleep while on location filming in the dominican republic. greg mckenzie has more laught

iwill telling us that there is a need to fight.ing every day, and russia acted. that was the only decision and the right decision of an independent sovereign strong country. 50 decision of an independent sovereign strong country-— strong country. so victory day 9th ma , the strong country. so victory day 9th may. the 75th _ strong country. so victory day 9th may. the 75th day _ strong country. so victory day 9th may, the 75th day of— strong country. so victory day 9th may, the 75th day of russia's i may, the 75th day of russia's invasion of ukraine is also being watched closely here, security has been stepped up, in cities and towns across this country, anticipating that russian attacks would intensify. president zelensky has been speaking today, accused russia replicating the tactics of nazi germany, pointing to what he said was the bombardment of civilians and the deportation of many, many ukrainians. this is what he had to say about victory day: trans thanes is nothing more dangerous than an insidious enemy but there is nothing

people may think, it is a sexually transmitted infection, iwill people may think, it is a sexually transmittedrisk you may have caught it from someone you have beenin have caught it from someone you have been in contact with or from activities you have been undertaken, then please contact your clinic. we are speaking to you as the president of the organisation for sexual health, when you talk about close contact is it basically sexual contact? ., ., ., , ., contact? so, a lot of the cases that have been — contact? so, a lot of the cases that have been diagnosed _ contact? so, a lot of the cases that have been diagnosed to _ contact? so, a lot of the cases that have been diagnosed to have i contact? so, a lot of the cases that have been diagnosed to have been| have been diagnosed to have been sexual contacts, but it is not classified as an sti because household contact can also cause infections. it does not have to be sexual activity, infections. it does not have to be sexualactivity, it infections. it does not have to be sexual activity, it could be close contact, sitting very close to someone

iwill all i do is talk about farming and the military.ow. it stretching from the upper swansea valley tojust outside ludlow. it is kept thriving by thousands of farmers. _ kept thriving by thousands of farmers, not those who inherit their weatth— farmers, not those who inherit their wealth but— farmers, not those who inherit their wealth but the ordinary, murder under— wealth but the ordinary, murder under the — wealth but the ordinary, murder under the fingernail, grafting farmer— under the fingernail, grafting farmer who works year—round to put food on _ farmer who works year—round to put food on our — farmer who works year—round to put food on our plates and give their kids a _ food on our plates and give their kids a future. the cost of living crisis _ kids a future. the cost of living crisis is — kids a future. the cost of living crisis is having a particular effect in rural— crisis is having a particular effect in ruralareas, crisis is having a particular effect in rural areas, cost of fuel and fertiliser— in rural areas, cost of fu

i can't, iwill— you at 9:15am. sing some more. i can't, i will lose _ you at 9:15am.ould be the only way to celebrate. i coat it with the bug yesterday. kaj, lorraine. this is it, then. this is home for the next couple of days. yep. absolutely. an adventure. fantastic. by the way, it's much better than a hotel room. a bit cheaper, i imagine. absolutely. yeah. so much cheaper. and what a story for you guys — cancelling your 20—year anniversary plans to be here. 0ur anniversary was in april and we decided we're going to treat ourselves. and then we went, "do you know what? we're getting through the rounds and through the rounds. let's hang off, let's hang fire, this could happen, you never know." i know. and, well, sure enough, we're here. so we said, "right, that's what we'll do — we'll treat ourselves if this happens." if not, i don't know where we're going, then! laugher. butlins?! in 20 years of marriage, how would a rangers victory rank as one of your highlights in those 20 years? 0h...! well, for me — i cannae speak for you, but for me, it'd be nearly as good as o

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iwill cynic, he is one of nature's idealists, mr speaker.are doing to people throughout i bring in the windfall tax? what we l are doing to people throughout the country is making sure we invest now in protecting them, as i have said to the house repeatedly, notjust with the increases in universal credit or the living wage, in the warm home discount, in discounting fuel bills, but also with a £330 cut in national insurance. the reason we can do this is because we have a robust economic position in which we have strong employment. that is giving us the revenue to pay and cushion people in this difficult time. it would not have been possible if we had listened to the labour party during covid.- labour party during covid. thank ou, mr labour party during covid. thank you, mr speaker. _ labour party during covid. thank you, mr speaker. this _ labour party during covid. thank you, mr speaker. this weekend, j labour party during covid. “i�*ia�*ia; you, mr speaker. this weekend, tens of thousands of huddersfield sporting fans are coming down to lon

iwill— splashy water noise. 25 degrees, quite warm. experience at some point in our lives — lower back pain is the biggest cause of disability around the world. dr xand is here to tell us how- you can manage it at home and why pain—killers may not be the best solution. - yes, i'll explain why ibuprofen might make it worse long—term, and how talking therapy could save you from surgery. also, with the cost of living crisis forcing credit card borrowing to its highest level since records began, financial expert iona bain has advice if you're looking to clear your debt. there is a solution that looks like it could solve all your debt problems — but despite individual voluntary agreements being advertised all over social media, they're not right for everyone. i'll be giving you the facts so that you can decide if it's the best move for you. plus, after being diagnosed with two brain tumours, - for nearly 30 years former- eastender martin kemp has been living with epilepsy. he'll be opening up about the effect it's had on his life, _ and fin

iwill— games. so you will not go to the football? i will go _ games.t go to the football? i will go to anfield but| games. so you will not go to the | football? i will go to anfield but i will be more _ football? i will go to anfield but i will be more careful— football? i will go to anfield but i will be more careful in _ football? i will go to anfield but i will be more careful in my - football? i will go to anfield but i i will be more careful in my planning, and a country like france where the riot police have a reputation for using pepper spray, riot police have a reputation for using pepperspray, i neverwant riot police have a reputation for using pepper spray, i never want to be pepper sprayed again. we using pepper spray, i never want to be pepper sprayed again.— using pepper spray, i never want to be pepper sprayed again. we have to be pepper sprayed again. we have to be very careful _ be pepper sprayed again. we have to be very careful about _ be pepper sprayed again. we have to be very careful about comparisons i be very careful about compar

look, iwill might not, and i suspect it won't happen.tion? the people of scotland will aet allegation? the people of scotland will net the allegation? the people of scotland will get the opportunity _ allegation? the people of scotland will get the opportunity to - allegation? the people of scotland will get the opportunity to answerl will get the opportunity to answer that on thursday, and i take nothing for granted. labourand that on thursday, and i take nothing for granted. labour and the conservatives, by their own admission, in scotland are in a scrap for second place in this election so i will leave them to that. my responsibility every day, as it has been particularly through the last two years of the pandemic, is to leave scotland through the circumstances we are in and that at the moment is very much about the cost of living. the cost—of—living crisis has been absolutely at the height of my party's local election campaign. my government is taking very strong action to help people with rising energy and food prices. under social

since i was young enough to be able to get a bowl, iwill try i was young enough to be able to get a bowl few family members and friends might not speak to me if i do lift the cup, but certainly my sole focus is to try and win this trophy for hearts. the sole focus is to try and win this trophy for hearts.— sole focus is to try and win this trophy for hearts. the big question for ran . es trophy for hearts. the big question for ranges is _ trophy for hearts. the big question for ranges is what _ trophy for hearts. the big question for ranges is what physical- trophy for hearts. the big question for ranges is what physical and - for ranges is what physical and mental toll wednesday night's europa league defeat to frankfurt took on them and how quickly they can recover. ., , , ., recover. some of those guys have -la ed recover. some of those guys have played some _ recover. some of those guys have played some football _ recover. some of those guys have played some football at _ recover. some of those guys have played some football at a - recover. some of those guys have played some football

iwill— i said leave it till friday and she said, i will do— i said leave it till friday and she said,did you say, i paid for| that one. did you say, i paid for the ticket- _ that one. did you say, i paid for the ticket. he _ that one. did you say, i paid for the ticket. he tried, _ that one. did you say, i paid for the ticket. he tried, but - that one. did you say, i paid for the ticket. he tried, but it - that one. did you say, i paid for the ticket. he tried, but it was l that one. did you say, i paid for i the ticket. he tried, but it was my name on the _ the ticket. he tried, but it was my name on the back— the ticket. he tried, but it was my name on the back of— the ticket. he tried, but it was my name on the back of the - the ticket. he tried, but it was my name on the back of the ticket. i the ticket. he tried, but it was my| name on the back of the ticket. we. decided name on the back of the ticket. decided to name on the back of the ticket. we decided to go public on how the conversation _ decided to go public on how the conversation as— decided to go public on how the conver

iwill bulletins. we are not actually doing that- i will try _ bulletins.t was the day the uk inflation figures were out. we did our case studies from northern ireland as opposed to perhaps if we were planning this in london out of the south of england. there is an example of where you just realign a little bit but you are getting the same programmes. the set we did at the end of last year, two of them, there were major, major breaking stories on the day that we had to deal with. stories on the day that we had to dealwith. one stories on the day that we had to deal with. one was a covid story and a prime ministerial news conference, admitted that programme from salford and he was not exactly the same content and programme that they would have got if we had been doing it out of london. in would have got if we had been doing it out of london.— it out of london. in the end, desite it out of london. in the end, despite all — it out of london. in the end, despite all that _ it out of london. in the end, despite all that you - it out of london. in the end, despit